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She said "Terence" once; he answered "Rachel.""Terrible--terrible," she murmured after another pause,but in saying this she was thinking as much of the persistentchurning of the water as of her own feeling. On and on it wentin the distance, the senseless and cruel churning of the water. Sedleigh were paying the penalty for allowing themselves to beinfluenced by nerves in the early part of the day. Nerves lose moreschool matches than good play ever won. There is a certain type ofschool batsman who is a gift to any bowler when he once lets hisimagination run away with him. Sedleigh, with the exception of Adair,Psmith, and Mike, had entered upon this match in a state of the mostazure funk.

 

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